Opening Process - PMBOK and ITIL

Most of my career has been spent working in FLOSS environments. I dropped out of college to pursue a couple dreams that didn't pan out, but never gave up the FLOSS fight. Many like me piled up the certs from Sun to Red Hat, LPI to Oracle to make up for the stunted education. I've resisted up to now, and recently finished an ITIL cert and a Project Management cert at UCLA in preparation for taking the PMP exam, which I will take in November. Odd certs for a FLOSS advocate? Perhaps, but as I work in ITIL and PMBOK environments more, I wonder if there shouldn't be some way to take this knowledge base and open it up. I find it a bit upsetting that the PMI and ITIL standards are so expensive and locked down, accessible primarily in Windows or non-free application environments. Shouldn't process like this be open, especially if the intent is to improve IT and Project Management across the industry? What would it take to produce similar studies, recommendations and standards of practice like ITIL and PMBOK that totally provided via the FLOSS model? I find great value in PMI and ITIL, but while I have the certs and the knowledge, I feel a little guilty adding those to my resume when the rest of it reflects a love for GNU/FSF and Open Source software ideals and methodologies...